There are many layers to the landless band definition, I have to say, but there are three recognized bands that we know of with no land at all. Qalipu is one, as well as New Westminster in British Columbia and Wolf Lake, I believe, in Quebec.
There are other recognized bands, speaking, again, about recognized bands under the Indian Act, other first nations who do have some land, who have purchased their own fee simple land and are seeking economic development opportunities on those lands. Again, the restriction there would be that they wouldn't have the benefit of some of the provisions of the Indian Act if it's not declared a reserve.
There are a few layers of what a landless band might be, but that's generally the shape that we see right now.